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B’desh educational institutions to remain closed till Sep: PM
All educational institutions in Bangladesh will remain closed till September in view of the COVID-19 outbreak across the country, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said on Monday.
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Stuck in Bangladesh, Kashmiri students continue to demand evacuation
SRINAGAR — The Kashmiri students stuck in Bangladesh, amid the lockdown imposed to curb the spread of Coronavirus in the country, have been continuously...
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580 Kashmiri students stuck in Bangladesh
SRINAGAR — At least 580 Kashmiri students and intern doctors are stuck in Bangladesh due to imposition of lockdown across the globe, particularly in...
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Anantnag girl pursuing MBBS found dead in Bangladesh college
SRINAGAR — A 22-year-old MBBS girl student from Anantnag district of Jammu and Kashmir died in Bangladesh, according to family members.Quratul Ain daughter of...
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Not just Rohingya Muslims but over 500 Hindus flee Myanmar genocide
Dhaka: The bloodshed in Myanmar against Rohingya Muslims has forced nearly 90,000 people of the community to cross over to the neighbouring Bangladesh. However,...
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